all right, from the center of munich city. this marine blood squared is over 900 years old, and it's the heart of the city in the olden times and the 1st few centuries this place was used as a central marketplace. and today it's used for festivities. cultural, political, and fort celebration. events behind me is the magnificent new town hall, and there's also an old town hall on the other side. ah, with the new city hall is probably one of the most impressive buildings in munich. more than $600.00 employees walk inside here in the $400.00 rooms, you can also go up the tower to have fantastic views over the city. and at the very top, you can see there's a statue called the munich child. it's a symbol of the munich city and these balconies that you see behind me there are popular place for sports teams to celebrate with their dice. ah, if you keep walking through the old city, you'll eventually reach this majestic gate fort, cause sure it's the entrance to the biggest pedestrian area in munich. and this where here is for cause b

it's a symbol of the munich city. and these balconies that you see behind me there are popular place for sports teams to celebrate with their dice. ah, if you keep walking through the old city, you'll eventually reach this majestic gate fort, cause sure it's the entrance to the biggest pedestrian area and munich. and this where here is for cause blood also no net dog cause there's a very picturesque fountain here in the summer. like right now. and in winter, this area becomes the place for a big ice getting, getting at. you can see this whole squared. it's pretty busy. with if you get tired of all the sites thing and want to have a quick bite this week to allan marked is the place to beat. it offers a huge selection of food items from sandwiches to soups and roasted potatoes small . these just make sure that you don't come on a sunday like today. otherwise, all the stores that will be closed here. but i'll also show you how it looks in nominal tanks. ah, while you're waiting for your food, take a look at the account a

with just like in berlin, we have a museum island in munich also. and on this museum island, we have the duchess museum, one of the most amazing and largest science and technology museums in the whole world. let's go have a look what they have in sight. i manage to light enough. tell 1000 to watch with i yeah. there are about 30 different areas in the museum with a huge variety and themes, agriculture and food technology, astronomy, chemistry, photography and film, aerospace oceanography, physics, shipping, telecommunications, and time keeping about 5 kilometers from the old city, eddie and munich. you will find this majestic infant booked bandits. it's so huge that it spread over $200.00 hector's, the garden surrounding it. you'll find here beautiful flowers and sculptures ducks swans and even cannot this area as often known as the benefits of munich because there's so many can eyes and nice water areas that on. in the summer time you can also become or nolan. ivan. these cannot if you go over this palace, make sure to take a look inside it all. so

and there are a lot of people that are, are now in munich. we'll also move, took a town there to take part in the protests. there are julia, so deli, their reporting for us from the to reason is munich. thank you so much. and earlier we spoke to louisa neu bowers, she's a climate activists and a co founder of germany fridays for future chapter. we talked to her about the summit agenda and where the political leaders have lost flights of the climate emergency. honestly, i don't know what political lead us am i looking at and what not. but what it seems like from the outside is that obviously many of them don't want to or can not understand the emergency we're in. and that, that is, you know, that things are connected. that's a war cub shield and finance by fossil fuels is part of the, of the big fire of fossil fuel destruction that is causing that is causing, you know, the distractions of a likelihood. and so reacting to fossil fuel with more fossil fuel issues doesn't make sense even on geopolitical level. so for the take of the world we inhe

we'll go live to our correspondent in munich, also in the show, the u. s. supreme court strike down the constitutional rights to an abortion triggering immediate abortion vans in several states. we look at what the ruling means for millions of women in america and ukrainian troops leave the city of severe than yet. after weeks of fighting and relentless attacked by russian forces is the withdrawal and admission of defeat. we'll get the latest from our correspondent give ah a marion evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. germany is preparing to host leaders from the group of 7 wealthiest countries at a summit that opens in bavaria on sunday. security is tight as hundreds of protesters gather in the state, capital, munich, and a town near the summit venue to make their voices heard. activists are set to join marches planned by green, peas, oxfam, and numerous other non governmental organizations. they're calling on g 7 leaders to take greater action against climate change and global poverty. we're joined now by the w correspondence julia. so deli in u

. from garmisch-partenkirchen to munich. ., ., ., munich.rain derailed for reasons that are _ munich. the train derailed for reasons that are yet - munich. the train derailed for reasons that are yet to - munich. the train derailed for reasons that are yet to be - reasons that are yet to be explained. a large number of rescue workers, more than 500 men and women were localised to deal with the injured and rescue operations. the train was crowded _ rescue operations. the train was crowded and _ rescue operations. the train was crowded and full- rescue operations. the train was crowded and full of - was crowded and full of passengers ahead of the long bank holiday weekend. germany has recently introduced a cheap railway ticket enabling people to travel on trains like this one for 9 euros a month. that may have contributed to the popularity of the service. it is not yet clear what caused the train to derail, but an investigation is under way. sheuey investigation is under way. shelley phelps, bbc news. doctors in sudan say a protester has been

security is tight as hundreds of protesters gather in the state capitol, munich, and a town near the summit venue to make their voices heard. activists are sent to join marches planned by green, peas, oxfam, and numerous other non governmental organizations. the calling on g 7, leaders to take greater action against climate change and global poverty are correspond and julius how deli is and the demonstration of munich and has this update for us while the situation, as you can see here, behind me the, the demo is right here behind me, it's quite useful until now. we've seen people gathering in an important square here in munich and then starting to march, or there are fewer protesters then anticipated they had thought up to 20000 people would show up. i would say it is only a few 1000 until now, but the situation is really peaceful and serene. there is quite a strong police presence. the whole route of the demonstration is school with police officers and they are ready to intervene, worth things to escalate. but for now, it is really calm here. so the summit itself is going to get sta

now they had caused by munich, a lot of drama and to talk about and so forth. so i'm looking forward to it as i'm sure a lot of fans around the world, this particular brain. you know why the one is legal though? find out soon enough. we'll have to watch and kind of figured out, i guess he w sports, as chris harrington thinks, break it down. thank you. in russia, it is almost impossible to speak out freely against the war without repercussions. that's why berlin based illustrator and artist has come up with a way of giving a voice literally to those who don't agree with vladimir putin war without fear of retribution is so surreal. who is a painful, there can't be any reason to send your troops into a foreign country. these are the voices of russians who are against the war in ukraine. the animations are by an artist in berlin. bella blanca cova. she grew up in siberia, but has been living in germany for several years now. at the end of april, she asked her fans back home to send voice messages with their thoughts about the war. was sheila but i hear your clinica

for instance, the arabella building in munich, which only just turned 50. and the central train station. some argue that it's more expensive to renovated building than to build one from scratch, but they're not taking gray energy into account. not every one. the crater to cradle and g o decided to renovate a high rise building in berlin and use it as their office using only recyclable materials by electric circuit example. as you can media, i've seen a laser. usually you do senior cables because they're built into the structure and it's difficult to get out of football. but we've built a system into yamini and pipes from ollie's cradles, cradle switch system photo is all biodegradable and recyclable and healthy facial locally. and it shows that something can be built in a split holes who easily dismantle movie to fernando, from last radar to cradle design, create sustainable products for the circular economy. the idea is to reuse materials and not produce any waste threats to drastically reduce the construction sector emissions. it's actually not a new prin

after landing at the munich airport, the chancellor transferred to the helicopter the castle, elmau, from the capital of bavaria, the highest german peak of the souk , but the mountain from the shoulders of the germans after the summit will definitely not fall about this fellow citizens. i warned myself sholtsy, ilman is located in the mountains. of course, we won’t move mountains there, but we can make important decisions that are useful for all of us, many things. the food we buy has become more expensive, but especially energy prices have risen after the owner himself, french president immanuel macron arrived , and his wife was met by the bavarian premier markus zorder. the solemn meeting with the orchestra, despite the late arrival time, was waiting for jumaiden and the american president arrives in munich rested and is clearly in no hurry to the hotel. numerous protesters in munich, about 4,000 people, took to the streets among the demands to stop the supply of weapons to ukraine, and prepared their reception by the leader. i work with the resistance group because we are strongl

an industrial area in eastern munich is to be transformed into a car free zone. what's new, the investors have had their own innovation department working on a mobility concept for the area right from the start. b, b, entricken cra, he developed districts and during the district development use this idea of offering a mobility concept emerged. he's on so busy come, the lee looked into many transport casual animals, many options, and said ok, what is a sustainable and be quick to put in place on combo and relatively quickly in a we can team workshop. yaya came to us in an, in an am. now in this case of the, the cable car only is the only viable option. the would be a desire bones on a subway cost some $200000000.00 euros per kilometer to build a cable car cost just $5000000.00 euros per kilometer. it can be set up quickly and needs little land. now bavaria entered capital munich are examining whether a gap in its transport network could be closed with an urban cable car. wendy many people here there will be a cable car flying overhead. then of course, the refrain.

prince utan parking munich is a model timber settlement with 570 apartments. there's no waste when wood is used, even the shavings can be used as fuel. and there are many other advantages out on could ceaseless time to construct a building to advise on which stores you too. hi, send me up up to 3 percent more rentable space when the creators receive it. and there is more efficiency with, with other units that are seeing density about how we should build a promotional timber woman. always born sonya as her and her husband built this house in bavaria 6 years ago. according to cradle to cradle criteria. there are only recyclable materials and the large one was untreated. the house was inspired by trees on the phone with him on and he absorbed solar energy and store c o 2 asked up anything that a tree doesn't need decomposes into the soil. as a matter. yeah, ok, so this material circularity is there, would achieve in food trees, have a positive footprint. they foster life in their environment. and i think that's a very important aim for us people on this planet. s

crystal voice general chairman of the munich security conference thank you very much mr. pasov for your presence, we appreciate the coat of arms director of the eurasian center at the atlantic welcome former us ambassador to ukraine thank you very much mr. pasov judy dempsey senior research associate carnegirop and editor-in-chief of stratita blog qr- thank you for accepting our invitations and melinda haring deputy director of the eurasian center of the atlantic council i am also very pleased to introduce to you arseny yatsenyuk will come to ukraine in 2014-16 and the head of kyiv security at the forum, we will begin with a special appeal to ukraine and kyiv security in the form of mr. mirchi joan, deputy secretary general of nato dobrogo good morning, ladies and gentlemen, dear friends. it is a great honor for me to speak in front of you today together with many hm distinguished speakers arsenium danyla . thank you for this opportunity and congratulations on the fact that you have once again organized the kyiv security forum in such difficult times for your country and

but as it was the case yesterday in munich, where organize is expected 20000 people, there were around 4000 by police. the situation is quite similar here with many small groups arriving by train and protesting against the summit. was interesting to see that he knew the live pictures behind you there. all sorts of banners and flags being waved. so benjamin who are the protesters and what do they want? they've many, several demands as yesterday. they also protest against a, the measures that these g 7 leaders are taking saying that they are not taking many problems seriously enough like climate change light, poverty like hung up on friday. there was, there's a bigger conference is global aligns for food security with some pro to standing in front of germany's foreign office saying that the lead us are not doing enough many here protesting against weapons export. they saying that there were imperialistic forces, even falsely claiming the d. 7 leaders are preparing for a 3rd world war. many of them are saying that specially this industry analyst, countries should rather talk a with the gl

the situation in munich was also noticed in the united states. some often said that hitler must have fools, chamberlain at gunpoint, france and england have concluded a shameful peace. march 1939. the soviet union had a proposal for the western countries to form an anti fascist block to counter hitler's intentions, dissolved and trying to rally the west, make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed munich. they oppose allowing hitler into czechoslovakia, but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1039 when the soviet proposed an alliance, but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't make russia and professor of history at the american university in washington, dc. analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe because our staff, hitler, we could prevent a world foretell it has hitler was weak and knew he would wait. and he was bluffing . and assuming that the west was not gonna stand up to him at the west, was hoping him any real element

s. presidential bite and hutch down in munich late saturday on his 1st trip to germany and taking office, you'll be joined by the premier sofa, france, britain, and japan, among others whom yorkie sheeta. the japanese prime minister flew in this morning. the 3 day talks are being held at the secluded alpine resort of el paso evermore. i'm joined now by d. w. brussels bureau chief, alexandra for norman, who to day is in bavaria to cover the summit of for us. alexandra, what can we expect today? while there before the summit officially starts the, the german chancellor locked shoulder is going to have a bilateral meeting with you as president. and of course they will talk with their we'll talk about a range of important issues. first and foremost, how to hold flooding me put him accountable. and then when at the summit starts, the 1st topic on the agenda is so the global economy and according to experts, the situation there is bad and it is going to get worse even. and a leaders are expected to speak about rising inflation, energy prices, and the threat of recession. so ukraine suddenly ta

ag said dealfor both and munich to for £35 million.obably some mike left and those leg. bayern munich so what kind of player are getting? he's at his peak right now. help liverpool to the fa cup in the league cup the season involved in 27 goals, including two in the face cup final against manchester city. that ought the back of driving senegal to the africa cup of nations. a press conference in germany today that i always thought bayern munich was a right club for me to develop. he then said... hard to argue with liverpool fans. it may be hard for fans to hear that but sarah, he says he is now going to be liverpool number one fan. so he leaves on the hive. i don't think we can say the same about another forward. ., ~' we can say the same about another forward. ., ,, ., .,, �* forward. romelu lukaku no. hasn't en'o ed a forward. romelu lukaku no. hasn't enjoyed a second _ forward. romelu lukaku no. hasn't enjoyed a second bridge. _ forward. romelu lukaku no. hasn't enjoyed a second bridge. sadio - forward. romelu lukaku no. hasn't i enj

yeah i've lived within a few blocks of castro munich station for 25 years. this is very personal for community. i've heard various pieces of information i at this point, i don't know. what's accurate and what's not, and i know there's an ongoing investigation. but this is just absolutely horrific and just so tragic. i have personally road that stretched from forest hill to castro station. more times than i can possibly imagine so many of us rely on uni to get around. and this is just another reminder that our society is awash with guns and until we reduce the number of guns, we're going to have shootings and we have to work very hard to do that. we can't forget that that is a major issue going on. right now. we see it happening and playing out again around here. scott you live right here. there are a lot of productivity is happening right now. right at the theater. there was a big film festival going on there how much activity has been going on around there and describe what you think will probably the disruption of the activities happening in that area. wel

prince utan parking munich is a model timber settlement with 570 apartments. there's no waste when wood is used, even the shavings can be used as fuel. and there are many other advantages out on goods to teach this time to construct a building to advise on which stores you too bye. send me up up to 3 percent more rentable space would be free to disagree and there is more efficiency with with other units that all seem density about how we should build a promotional timber. elburn, illinois born sonya as her and her husband built this house in bavaria 6 years ago . according to credo to cradle criteria. there are only recyclable materials and the large one was untreated. the house was inspired by trees on the phone with him on and he absorbed solar energy and store c o 2 asked up anything that a tree doesn't need decomposes into the soil as a matter. yeah, so this material circularity is there, would achieve in food trees have a positive footprint. they foster life in their environment. and i think that's a very important aim for us people on this planet. sonya

land of bavaria, so three apartments were confiscated from a deputy of the russian state duma in munichountry of nato and the european union. this is the first case in germany when russian assets were not simply frozen due to sanctions. the prosecutor's office is the first case, but the name and surname of the deputy himself are not indicated in the message, he is called l, and his wife was registered for two apartments in munich, which they rented out to the couple for rent, of course, they did business in a nato country, even after the introduction of sanctions, during the investigation, a third apartment was also found, which was actually their own, which was the wife of a deputy, among the apartments, the bank account to which the payment review was received, the tenants were allowed to stay, possibly for free. state administration novels good health good morning to all, look, we talked about banning the party of opzzh and now you were definitely a faction there and in in the city council and in the regional council and the property, there are probably offices there, offices should

about 4,000 england fans are in munich for the game.cause of the football and secondly, because this is the first time england fans have been able to travel in big numbers since before the pandemic. there is around 5000 expected to travel to munich, and three and a half thousand officially have tickets in the england end. there were security concerns from the fa because they're on that yellow card from the behaviour from fans because of euro 2020 final. 0ne behaviour from fans because of euro 2020 final. one of the games in the run of them was actually behind closed doors. there were seven arrests, all of them last night, and three of them unfortunately were for nazi salutes. we've been in the town today, and also around the stadium, and it has been very, very friendly. england fans have been singing their songs, but mostly about that win in euro 2020 against germany, which was on their routes to the final. i've also been speaking to mark roberts, and he is the most senior policeman in charge of football fans in the uk, and he is very p

natalie pirks is in munich.singing. very quiet, small police presence and very measured. the uk police have told me they are very happy with the way the german police have been dealing with england fans. there were seven arrests overnight, including unfortunately 34 nazi salutes, but there have been about 700 german police in attendance, english police are here and they are trying to work with the germans —— including lysychansk with the germans —— including lysycha nsk four with the germans —— including lysychansk four nazi salutes, unfortunately. we know up to 5000 will be in munich tonight, although many of those have had their tickets cancelled. more than 1100 supporters had banning orders for this match and 880 handed in their passports. it is really important for the fa, not least because they are on a warning. rememberthe not least because they are on a warning. remember the trouble at the euros final last summer, the match against italy in wolverhampton will be played behind closed doors as a punishment

after landing at the munich airport, the chancellor boarded the females' helicopter, the elmau.rom the capital of bavaria is located 100 km nearby, the highest german peak of the zuk spitz, but the mountain is from the shoulders of the germans. after the summit , fellow citizens will definitely not fall about this. he himself warned the scholtsy in the mountains. of course, we won't move mountains there, but we can make important decisions that are useful for all of us . behind the host of the summit arrived french president immanuel macron, and his wife was met by the bavarian prime minister markus döder. a solemn meeting with the orchestra, despite the late arrival time, was waiting for jumaiden and the american president is in munich rested and obviously in no hurry to the hotel. numerous protesters in munich, about 4,000 people, took to the streets among the demands to stop the supply of weapons to ukraine to intervene and unfortunately, it is already doing this torches in the mountains have been lit by activists. greenpeace from their point of view. this is a clear demand t

for the 1st time in 4 years in munich, after holiness, huge pot to prevail and a playoff quite an emotional moment for lee who almost quit the sport last year for struggling to match his early promise when the whole way through the munich event. so i after you for now next, stay tuned for world story the week and reports were me looking at bell overseeing volunteer soldiers who are helping ukraine fight off russian attacks and forcing it latest that the w dot com lane go couple of more few sent thanks for watching these places in europe are smashing all the records, stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you up to record breaking sites on dual max youtube and now also in book form. not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day and in depth look at current news, events analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. not just another new show. this is the did weekdays on d, w. ah this week and world stories on the black sea vacationers displays ukraine, refugees on the bull sucker knowns f

china's li, her tongue triumphed the 1st time in 4 years in munich. after holding this huge pile to prevail, a player it was a hugely emotional moment for li, almost quit the sport last year for struggling to match his early promise. this time around though, he led hallway through the munich of it. that's all for now. we will have more for you soon. of course, are you at the latest at d, w dot com? follow us on instagram and twitter at u. w. news, i am wayne blue cross, it was good having you and we will see you very soon with a the imagine how many portion of love are now in the world right now.

coming up, i am coming up, iam in coming up, i am in munich where england take on germany.the bbc news channel: a third rider has been killed in a crash at this year's isle of man tt. davy morgan from northern ireland died on monday and had competed at every tt since 2002. ukraine's president zelensky has described parts of the east of the country as deserted — no wonder given the latest russian bombardment. civilians are fleeing towns like severodonetsk and lycychansk. and this is the region where three young british volunteers are helping to evacuate the frail and elderly. our international correspondent orla guerinjoined them for a day. the hard days are when you can't take everyone out. i have had phone calls with my mum where she has been in tears. but they are really proud of what i'm doing out here. i don't feel like there's anything else i could be doing that's more important than this. a briefing before they head off into harm's way. we will be stopping en route to pick up the patient. as they have done every day for months in a van driven over from england. these

in football and use barn munich have agreed to sign sadie manet, from liverpool and a deal worth 41000000 euros. manet is considered one of the world's best forwards. having helped to liverpool to 2 major trophies last season. as well as needing senegal to glory, this year's africa cup of nations. you're watching dw news like from berlin. they'll be more from the world of sports after the break when sports life catches up with a ukrainian wrestler in flight to germany after the russian invasion. for me and the team here in berlin take care. i don't see again at the top of the next are ah ah, i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a meeting. you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smudges were lions beef. what's your story. ready ready i mean, wasn't, i wasn't women, especially victims of vine and seen a lot of them take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not a guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable info

now bonus like a champions, byron munich, are locked in a battle of wills with robert levon dusky over his desire to leave the club after 8 years in munich, during which, by one the title, 8 times the star striker is believed to have an offer in place. to join barcelona in an interview published on monday, the 33 year old said quote, i want to leave byron. the problem is that the bavarian club have the polish international under contract for another season. and i don't want to let him go. 2020 u. s. masters champion dust and johnson has resigned from the american pga golf tour to join the new saudi bagged live series. mr. johnson is the highest rank to player to join the controversial breakaway tournament series. the former world number one says he still plans to play in the 4 major events, but he's unlikely to be allowed to do that. the live series starts in london this month, and the final event will be hosted at a course owned by mr. donald trump right now, all bill i reside before i let you go remind her of our top story this. our russian says it's forces have taken all residential

china is leo dong triumphed for the 1st time in 4 years in munich after holiness. huge pot to prevail in a playoff. quite an emotional moment for lee who almost quit the sport last year for struggling to match his early promise when the whole way through the munich event. so i after you for now next, stay tuned for world story to week. and reports were me looking at bell overseeing volunteer soldiers who are helping ukraine fight off russian attacks and forcing it blade us that he w dot com lane go couple of more few soon. thanks for watching these places in europe are smashing all the records, stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of your books and record breaking sites.

that's down in munich late saturday. his 1st trip to germany. since taking office earlier french president mcroy received a traditional very welcome. the 3 day talks are being held in l. mom castle in the german alps, rushes worn ukraine and troubles with the world economy. a set to top the agenda. the summit officially gets underway on sunday and security is tight. thousands of activists of also gathered to demand action against climate change and global poverty. hi, i'm an artist or both vindicated and discouraged as they march munich. they say the war and ukraine proved g 7 member countries had been too slow to move away from fossil fuels. and now the world is paying the price when he comes to the environment and war in p. if you remember. so vincent, rusty, i wish that the real global problem has difficult, like p c o climate protection or nutrition or social justice, we'll try to get it that they would take that back home, also name and actually try to change something. the suit does for indian pow wow. we need concrete decision sounds comp

i'm an artist, are both vindicated and discouraged as they march and munich, they say the war in ukraine proved g. 7 member countries had been too slow to move away from fossil fuels and now the world is paying the price when he comes to the environment. and war in p if you remember. so vincent, rusty, i wish that the real global problem has difficult, like piece o climate protection or nutrition or social justice because of getting that they would take that back home, also name and actually try to change something. so can the for end and paula, we need concrete decision sounds completely different policies. we need to exit or of colon gas after the war against ukraine has shown very clearly how dependent we are, the ambient up english cousin. that dependent on russian natural gas has funded its war. demonstrators are demanding more than promises from the g 7. they are desperate for concrete results and soon over hardware demanding keys. we're here for the women's international league for peace and freedom via and we need to govern things. we've got a global north, can't put all the mone

the water expected, a similar situation to the one that we saw yesterday in munich. we're organizes expected around 20000 people, but the were only around 4000 air. that's the number, the police estimate. so who are the people are protesting and what are they demanding, specifically? the several groups and it's not just 11 group of protest says there was a really interesting moment were one group of people was walking it towards a little street in the center of garbage party and were met by another group of protesters waving ukrainian flags. and singing ukraine's national anthem, and what people were demanding in both relish on want. so to not forget ukraine to keep sending heavy weapons and will people in the other protests where demanding is asking d 7 lead us to take a real stance to take global problem seriously when it comes to hunger. when it comes to global change, to talk with the global south, they're criticizing that there's so many police offices and i've never seen so many police officers covering l being in a protest as i saw here today. $18000.00 are in

so huge rescue operation underway does the 700 tons, a crane, which was we came all the way from munich to also try and extract, you know, some parts of the train. and as you were saying, rescuers fear they could find more bodies because, you know, the recovery operations are rendered difficult because of the carriages that just, you know, now are upside down. yes. such a difficult operation. 30 people injured seems to be about the most recent number to we not anymore their conditions. well, unfortunately, half of them is seriously injured. our people at 14 people hospitalized are off to darts and sir, because it's a holiday period. there was also a lot of school children that were on board that train injured people's age range from you know, with children's age to a to black. all ages were represented unfortunately, also in dots in that accident in that id says thanks so much. thank you. the cost of both goods and services is rising in many countries in pakistan, the price of fuel jumped by 17 percent on friday after the government slashed some of its subsidies. pakistan is attempting